Electric Vehicle Manufacturing

Electrified mobility possesses the significant potential to create short-term disruption in the automotive industry. Sales of electric vehicles (EV) are rapidly and steadily increasing, driven by improving battery technology, regulatory pressure, intense investment, and an expanding charging infrastructure.

As demand increases, established and startup automotive manufacturers need to quickly ramp-up EV production and reduce manufacturing costs to take advantage. EV manufacturing, however, presents unique challenges to automotive companies.

By leveraging comprehensive digital twins of the product and production lines, manufacturers can design and validate assembly processes and entire facilities virtually, improving quality and accelerating production ramp.

Electrified mobility possesses the significant potential to create short-term disruption in the automotive industry. Sales of electric vehicles (EV) are rapidly and steadily increasing, driven by improving battery technology, regulatory pressure, intense investment, and an expanding charging infrastructure.

As demand increases, established and startup automotive manufacturers need to quickly ramp-up EV production and reduce manufacturing costs to take advantage. EV manufacturing, however, presents unique challenges to automotive companies.

By leveraging comprehensive digital twins of the product and production lines, manufacturers can design and validate assembly processes and entire facilities virtually, improving quality and accelerating production ramp.

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Creating a digital twin of the product and the production can solve the challenges of EV manufacturing by blurring the boundaries between design and manufacturing, merging the physical and digital worlds.

These digital twins capture physical asset performance data from products and factories in operation. The data from smart connected products in the field and factory equipment can be aggregated, analyzed, and integrated into product design as actionable information, creating a completely closed-loop decision environment for continuous optimization. This approach will not be optional but required for automotive companies as they transition into the dynamic and fast-paced future of their industry.

Such a comprehensive digital twin enables you to plan and implement manufacturing processes for new lightweight designs and modular vehicle platforms while reducing the costs of battery production and coordinating across your deep supplier ecosystems.

Siemens Digital Industries Software is uniquely positioned to help you create the digital twin that can solve each of these challenges. #siemenschip2city

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Moving electric vehicle production into the fast lane

Electric vehicle manufacturing with Siemens

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